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DDI-KEN-APHRC-NGAOYAAFIA-2018-V10
Evaluating a service model for management of hypertension and diabetes among low- and middle income patients enrolled on M-TIBA in Nairobi, Kenya, Ngao Ya Afya
Kenya
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2018 - 2020
Health and Well-Being (HaW)
Catherine Kyobutungi, PhD
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Variable Groups
Introduction
Actions in response to COVID-19
Household Impact of COVID-19
Tobacco & alcohol
Diet
Fruits and Vegetables
Dietary salt
Dietary Sugar
Physical activity
Clinic visits
Occupational costs
Satisfaction with care & Adherence
Underlying conditions
Treatment Burden
ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS
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Variable Groups
Variable group: Treatment Burden
Variables
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9.8.1. Taking lots of medications
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9.8.2. Remembering how and when to take medication
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9.8.3. Paying for prescriptions, over the counter medication or equipment
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9.8.4. Collecting prescription medication
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9.8.5. Monitoring your medical conditions (e.g. checking your blood pressure or
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9.8.6. Arranging appointments with health professionals
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9.8.7. Seeing lots of different health professionals
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9.8.8. Attending appointments with health professionals (e.g. getting time off w
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9.8.9. Getting health care in the evenings and at weekends
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9.8.10. Getting help from community services (e.g. physiotherapy, district nurse
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9.8.11. Obtaining clear and up-to date information about your condition
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9.8.12. Having to rely on help from family and friends
